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Boronia station upgrades in sight
Crews are laying the groundwork for a revitalised Boronia Station precinct, with geotechnical works underway this week for the station upgrade, which will enhance safety,…
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Rainy day catch up in Belgrave
Belgrave Police invited locals to sit down for a chat over coffee despite the rainy weather on 22 July at the Belgrave Bakery. An initiative…
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Severe winds for Yarra Ranges
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a warning for severe winds and blizzard conditions for Victoria today, 21 July. The winds will affect parts of…
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Outer East resident calls for reform to Work Bonus for pensioners
An Outer East resident is leading the push to reform the Work Bonus system for pensioners looking to continue working. The Work Bonus was first…
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Parking changes pose problem at Upwey South Primary School
A change to the parking and drop-off areas at Upwey South Primary School has drawn the ire of some local families. Parking near the school…
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Vital support sessions for musicians
Support for the arts is more vital than ever and a supportive, community-focused, and grassroots initiative has been launched to encourage and develop talent across…
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Police seeking help
Rowville Police are seeking help from the general public for an incident that happened on 18 July that involved two cars and one driver confronting…
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Roo killing culture exposed
A disturbing social media post has reignited concern about kangaroo shootings across the Cardinia region, as wildlife advocates call for stronger protections and accountability for…
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School zones return for Term Three
Drivers on the road in the mornings and afternoons are urged to take care as school zone speed limits are in place again this week…
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Let’s talk roads – Community drop-ins
Yarra Ranges Council is running a series of drop-in sessions for residents to come and chat directly to staff, ask questions, get clarification and report…
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War against vapes not over yet despite falling rates
Shifting social norms are slowing the number of young people being hooked on vapes, but Australia isn’t out of the woods yet, an expert has…
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Consumer win in card surcharge cut as business bristles
Removing surcharges fees on debit and credit card transactions could save consumers more than $1 billion, but small businesses say the changes will just hide…
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